Amissah-Arthur’s wife more political than him – Kwabena Adjei

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Aponkye 7 years ago

He fears God, that's why.

He fears God, that's why.
PRINCE KWASI ADADE (INVISIBLE FORCE) 7 years ago

SOURCE: ADOMONLINE---------- The Brong Ahafo Regional Youth Organizer of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) has likened those kicking against free Senior High School policy to 'witches and wizards'. Just like those with evi ...
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SOURCE: ADOMONLINE---------- The Brong Ahafo Regional Youth Organizer of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) has likened those kicking against free Senior High School policy to 'witches and wizards'. Just like those with evil powers scheme and fight against the fortunes of people especially in their family, Kwame Baffoe said the sceptics mostly members of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) are even worst. The only solution to get these sceptics see the feasibility of the free SHS policy is by sending them to the Gambaga witches camp.
GIDIGBA 7 years ago

Like seriously, this woman who went to that village school and uttered those infamous words of utter stupidity?

Like seriously, this woman who went to that village school and uttered those infamous words of utter stupidity?
APONKYE 7 years ago

A former chairman of NDC exhibiting such crass stupidity and indiscretion?

Knowing him, Kwabena Adjei must have quaffed a gallon of whiskey.

A former chairman of NDC exhibiting such crass stupidity and indiscretion?

Knowing him, Kwabena Adjei must have quaffed a gallon of whiskey.
GIDIGBA 7 years ago

Ghana’s Second Lady, Mrs Matilda Amissah-Arthur shocked a gathering of the chiefs and people of Kukurantumi in the Eastern Region when she turned down their request for her to convince the government to among other things p ...
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Ghana’s Second Lady, Mrs Matilda Amissah-Arthur shocked a gathering of the chiefs and people of Kukurantumi in the Eastern Region when she turned down their request for her to convince the government to among other things provide them with chalks.

The Headmistress of Kukurantumi Presby Primary School, Mrs Juliet Oppong while thanking the Second Lady for the presentation of five set of computers to the school requested of her to communicate to government to provide some basic things like log books for teachers and chalks which were in short supply in the school.

“The elderly say if you want to communicate something to God(s), you say it to the wind, we are therefore requesting of you to tell government to try and come to our aide with these things which are in short supply in the school…,” Mrs Oppong requested.

This request by the Headmistress received a thunderous applause from the gathering which were made up of the chief and his elders and several opinion leaders from Kukurantumi.

But the Second Lady during her speech wondered why the Headmistress would take upon herself to request these ‘basic things’ which could easily be provided through self help.

“The Head teacher has shocked me…she said you lack chalk and log books...I am very shocked that you are today asking me about chalk...how much is a box of chalk…I won’t give you chalk today, I won’t give you chalk tomorrow…,” she said.

She further asked the headmistress to put together a database of the old students of the school which according to her should together with the Parent Teacher Association (PTA) be able to provide chalk and other basic needs to enhance teaching and learning.

“…Design a database of old students of the school and together with the PTA and teachers, provide your own chalk…,” she said.

The Second Lady further insisted the government has ‘spoilt’ Ghanaians by providing for even basic needs and that has led to parents becoming reluctant to acquire school uniforms for their wards and are instead relying on the free school uniforms by government.

“Secondly, you talk about log books and school uniforms, I think we have spoilt you so parents don’t want to even buy school uniforms…head teacher eii, find another means of helping yourself….

“I will even feel shy to go to Accra and call on the government to come and provide chalk...it would be very difficult for me to do so…,” she said.

Source: adomonline.com
Tilly 7 years ago

You right

You right
POTAG MEMBER 7 years ago

Shut up Kwabena why now?

Shut up Kwabena why now?
Oyee 7 years ago

101% right paaaaa

101% right paaaaa
Concern citizen 7 years ago

Confession time. Reveal everything and be free.

Confession time. Reveal everything and be free.
Tilly 7 years ago

The man is very decent and not corrupt that's why they could not man involve him in their corrupt act.

The man is very decent and not corrupt that's why they could not man involve him in their corrupt act.
Sam 7 years ago

From the interview Bola Ray had with Dr Kwabena Adjei it show clearly that Dr Kwabena Adjei did not like the pair of Mahama and Amissah Arthur. And you couldn't say it all along. Why now chastising them and your NDC in gener ...
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From the interview Bola Ray had with Dr Kwabena Adjei it show clearly that Dr Kwabena Adjei did not like the pair of Mahama and Amissah Arthur. And you couldn't say it all along. Why now chastising them and your NDC in general. Ask Asiedu Nketiah
Nana Esi, 7 years ago

We Fantes are like that. Money and game is not everything. We fear and trust God. After all, all these earthly things are all vanity. We Fantes believe that we came to this earth with nothing and we shall go back with nothing ...
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We Fantes are like that. Money and game is not everything. We fear and trust God. After all, all these earthly things are all vanity. We Fantes believe that we came to this earth with nothing and we shall go back with nothing. Our trade mark is decency. My brothers are so calm well educated and simple. They don't rush in life at all.That is the true nature of we the Fantes. Look at Attached Mills.

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